Empirical evidence is scarce on whether firms set profit-maximizing prices, as these typically depend delicately on details of difficult-to-observe strategic interactions. To avoid this problem, this ...
The expense-preference theory of the firm implies that in noncompetitive product markets, managers hire labor beyond the profit-maximizing level. This theory has recently received empirical support ...
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